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Wash the perilla leaves 2-3 times and drain them through a sieve.
STEP 2/12
Gather the perilla leaves one by one and cut off the top.
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Wash the skin of the radish thoroughly, wash the skin thoroughly, or peel it off.
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Slice the radish thinly about 1mm thick. It's convenient to use a chopping knife. If you don't have it, cut it with a knife. It's okay because you can use two pieces of radish. If you're not confident in cutting it thinly, it's easier to cut it in half from the beginning.
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Stack the sliced radishes and perilla leaves one at a time.
STEP 6/12
Prepare glass containers or heat-resistant containers, and press down on the stacked perilla leaves and radishes.
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Add sauce ingredients except vinegar and soju, cover and simmer for about 10 minutes. The color looks a little dark because I added brown sugar.
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Remove the ingredients, season with vinegar and soju, and turn off the heat if appropriate.
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Pour the hot sauce right over the perilla leaves and radish.
STEP 10/12
Press the non-locking part with a spoon to lock it.
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If it doesn't fit in the heat-resistant container, soak the perilla leaves and radish in a hot saucepan. Put it in a container after it cools down.
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Perilla leaf radish wraps soaked in sauce change color quickly. You can eat it deliciously for a long time if you let it ripen at room temperature for about a day and keep it in the refrigerator.
- It's good to cut radish into thin slices to eat it as a wrap. - You have to boil the sauce and pour it into the ingredients to feel the crunchiness of the pickles.